The coffee is great. The pastries are really good, especially the cinnamon twist and cinnamon…read morerolls. The atmosphere is peaceful and pleasant and the owners are friendly and kind. I highly recommend this place!

Came back and still excellent.Sandwiches are made to order and mocha is well done. Staff is…read morefriendly.

My boyfriend and I stopped by cause they had an offer for a free drink, tamale, pupusa or…read morequesadilla grande and we wanted to try it out. We opted for the drink as we were heading to a friend's for dinner. I got the ensalada while my boyfriend got the horchata and I appreciated how the cashier asked if we wanted ice or not. We also saw some cute Halloween decorated conchas and saw that for four of them was 9.95 so got that to share with our friends. The conchas were delicious and not too sweet. There was plenty of parking near the location. When you enter, you see the restaurant half which is a lovely, cozy space that can seat many customers of all party sizes. They have a section for napkins, utensils and to go boxes too. If you go to the left, that is the bakery as well as small store of different goodies. They had all types of pastries, cakes, and snacks that you can choose from. The prices seem fair. When we entered the bakery side, the employees welcomed us and told us to let them know if we have any questions. Very friendly and quick service! We definitely want to come back to try their pastries, cakes, and food again. They also do have a point system that you can sign up for to get discounts and even a birthday reward too.

Salvadoran Bakery is a good spot if you're looking for a casual dining or cake…read more While in Seattle we were celebrating a birthday and the person I was with really wanted to get a cake from here. You can order cakes 2 days before hand but they also had plenty of ready to go cakes available when we came that day. They had big and small cakes in all different flavors. However, they specialize in different versions of their tres leches cakes, including their popular mango one. Before I tell you about the cake we got, I have to mention one of their coconut cream filled puff pastries I got there. It was easily one of the best freakin thing I had in Seattle. I don't even remember what it was called but it was a large sugar coated flaky puff pastry sandwich that had the best coconut house made whip cream inside. It was insanely good and you need to get it if they have it. Delicious! As for our cake, we went with a small 6 inch Piña Colada tres leche cake ($50). We were a little disappointed the guy behind the counter didn't speak English so it made it difficult to tell him what we wanted. We honestly would have ordered much more items if we were able to communicate. It was also a little disappointing that during our short smooth drive back to our hotel that two of the decorative cherries on the cake had fallen off. Not a big deal since I popped them back on but I didn't feel like that was something I had to do. Everyone we shared the cake with enjoyed it. It was very moist and definitely on the sweet side. It was two layers and the pineapple flavor wasn't overwhelming. The small cake was perfect to share with about 10 people. I did think the cake pricing is a little high but not too bad. Besides their full bakery they are also have a full dining menu and places to sit in the restaurant. They offer all sorts of Salvadoran foods. But like I mentioned communicating in English was difficult with the man there so we didn't order. Although I want to try their empanadas. Parking here was also easy since they have their own lot.

Is this a bakery first or a Korean cafe? Theres legit 5 different menus. I usually have an item in…read moremind before I even come, but as soon as i get here I start looking iver all the menues and either end up buying something completely different or i buy a whole bunch of items. Its so affordable here, but understand, the food is pretty basic. For basic food they do a pretty darn good job. They dont give you massive portions or anything, but its usually larger than the average in seattle. The actually interior design is good, nothing fancy. Theres an overall theme with a few almost matching decorative pieces. Its clean enough in here but it could also use a bit of a deep scrub in places. Personally cheap places like this get a pass on the interoir unless its just that gross. They make up for it with their variety, affordability, and in my opinion their breads. Every bread based item its so buttery, tasty, and has an amazing texture. I think you can order anything on their menu at any time of the day. 1 menu is for the donuts, another for the restaraunt Korean food, another for their sandwiches, 1 menu for their drink, and 1 menu that has all the favorites from each of the other menus with a few other items not found in the others. Can kind of be a lot to take in, but id rather it be than not be. I think I keep coming back because its such a good deal and its actually pretty good. Its one of the cheapest places, but they dont really cheap out on their quality. Why pay $15+ for a fancy breakfast sandwich that barely tastes better than this place??? Well, personally I dont outside of my adventures so yea this will continue to be on my rotation. The only thing i do wish, is that it was a bit more organized and clean. Yes i do recommend this place for average and quick food, not for any special occasions. Also ill be back, ive been coming here for years

Came to eat lunch here while my car was getting serviced. The non-spicy chicken bulgogi was decent…read morebut could have used more sauce. The portion size was generous and it was actually enough for more than 2 meals for me! I didn't really love the salad dressing as it was heavily mayo-based. If you're like me and don't like mayo, make sure to omit the dressing or ask for it on the side. OMG the chocolate raised donut is SO good! I was also so happy to discover that they placed 2 free donut holes in my bag. I definitely will be coming back to try their other donuts!!!

We've been driving by this for a while now and almost every time we say to each other, "we gotta…read moretry that out". Well we finally made it! Small converted home type of establishment. Not much space on-premises but they have a number of fridges to take pies away. They specialize in southern pies. Specifically sweet potato pie. So we had to try one of those. If you don't want to commit to a full-sized pie, they have smaller "medium" pies that are perfect for 1 or 2 people to just dig into. We went this route so we could try more. Got a sweet potato pie, key lime chess, peach cobbler, and buttermilk. Seems like everyone had their own favorite. Our girls liked the peach cobbler, I liked the key lime, our boys liked the sweet potato pie and wife liked the buttermilk. They sell at a premium price, but they also contain premium joy! Needless to say, they do a fantastic job, are super friendly, and Bill Hart "The Pie Guy" came out and gave stickers to our kids. Gotta try it! We'll be stopping by more often now!

This was our first time here and it was worth finding this place. There are many varieties of…read moredesserts and pie. The hardest part was choosing. The lady in the shop was wonderful. She was informative and a delight to talk with about the different desserts. it's a nice little shop and she makes you feel at home. The wonderful smell gets your attention as soon as you get close to this place. The prices are a lithe high but I totally support the genius baker creating these unique treats.

Baked goodies in the middle of the outlet connection mall. So many delicious choices. My favorite…read morewas red velvet but you won't be disappointed should you choose apple or any other one on display. She offers gluten free and opened to vegan options. Friendly customer services! Supporting small businesses!

I got to try a yummy strawberry cupcake The frosting is amazing and so smooth! You could smell the…read morestrawberry even before taking a bite. If you're in West Seattle- give this place a try!

Got a dozen doughnuts from this place - but I had four of them…read moreThe four that I had were Bavarian Cream, Maple Bar, Lemon Curd, and Chocolate Sprinkles What I loved the most on these donuts were how soft and fluffy they were on the inside I've had donuts where they've been super dense - and I like that as well - but it's just a unique experience to bite into a donut and get this airy feeling which makes the bite super easy and satisfying it just felt like you were biting clean through the overall doughnut The part that I didn't like as much was the taste of the frosting There weren't a lot of topping options, and I found that these donuts were a bit lacking in the sweetness category The base was really good in pretty much all of them - but I've had better frosting at other places If I had to rank the donuts I tried, I would go Lemon Curd, Bavarian Creme, Chocolate Sprinkle, Maple bar The reason the Lemon Curd was the best wasn't due to the Lemon filling - which was ok - but due to the glazed sugar coating all over the top of the donut - it was the only donut of the ones that I tried that had this. This made the overall donut taste super sweet and gave it a ton of sugary flavor for each bite The Bavarian Creme had a nice chocolate flavor, but like the Lemon Curd, I didn't think the filling was sweet enough The sprinkles were good as a topping on the chocolate sprinkles - but aside from that it wasn't amazing The Maple Bar was about average - nothing special the price ended up being roughly 2 dollars per donut - which was pretty decent. these were average sized donuts I will say each donut is not very filling, due to the airy nature, which could be either a good thing or a bad thing depending on what you want

Someone brought 3 boxes of a variety of donuts to a gathering. I took the lemon frosting donut but…read moredidn't eat it till the following day. The frosting was a pleasant balance of sweet and tart. The donut was still fluffy a day after. Can't wait to try more flavors.

Meeting Gracie, baker/owner of Grayseas Pies, was a wonderful convergence yesterday (10/24/21)…read more First heard of Gracie venturing out with her successful pies and pop up collaborations from fellow Yelp Elite/IGer friend, Wendy K. I missed out on a previous event hosted at Musang, but lucked out this time with a pre-order placed for pickup on Sunday afternoon. Often these baked goods are sold out pronto. Thankfully, there were no sports events scheduled, but freeway traffic was dense, trying to arrive in time, and dodge the forecasted bomb cyclone deluge. The pop up was hosted at Archipelago in Seattle's Hillman City where I received warm greetings from both Gracie plus Archipelago's Chef Aaron and Amber with their young child. Shortly thereafter even Wendy K was there too. Convergence of all these individuals truly made my day. This pop up was also a collaboration for Filipino American History Month. Her Calabasa Pie was baked with squash from local Filpino farmers and spice mix crafted with Archipelago. Delicious and with such depth of flavor! The paired beverage was from Enroot, a sparkling cold brew tea with apple lemon, cayenne, and yerbe mate. Side note : founded by Brad Pitt to help support the James Beard Foundation. Pairing beverage with dessert to highlight tasting notes was brilliant. And the unique sticker provided in the pop up package was inspired by Amber at Archipelago and created by the Ninang Nunu line available through Etsy. Yet another supportive, creative Filipino artist! Gracie of Grayseas Pies also raises donations through sales to benefit social justice organizations. The overall cross pollination and collaborative spirit among so many individuals in the local community is something I can truly support. The enthusiasm and genuine baking with love is truly apparent. Keep up with future Grayseas Pies pop up events and collaborations through www.grayseaspies.com and/or via IG @grayseas.pies

It's no secret to people who know me that I like to support small local businesses, particularly…read moreAsian owned. If I find a business that gives back that means even more to me. That's Grayseas wrapped into one little Filipino Woman owned business. I believe everyone one of her pop up a certain amount of proceeds have been donated to various foundations. on top of that she's genuinely one of the sweetest people I've met. So gracious and welcoming. I had been following Grayseas pop ups on Instagram thanks to fellow Yelpers Bryan K, Nelson L and another friend Ray for awhile but timing and location didn't always work. Until I was visiting my dad's on a weekend where the pick up was at The Station coffee house on Beacon Hill. The majority of the time you'll find her picks at minority or women owned businesses. This particular pop up she and another baker were doing a fundraiser for Filipinx Food Seattle documentary. I had pre ordered three of her pocket pies. The flavors were Peach Mango, Elote and Alex Pie a tribute to her brother (strawberry cream Oreo). So delicious!! What I like most about her flavors are that they aren't overly sweet. She doesn't do savory often so if you see one jump on it. My favorite that day was the elote!! So far one of my favorite Filipino inspired flavors has been the calamansi meringue and I'm not usually a meringue person. The pick up was at Hood Famous in the ID another Filipino Woman Owned business. Loved the unique tartness of the calamansi also if you have seen how small calamansi are you would understand how much work went into this one. My sister in law is Filipino and my brother is always trying Filipino recipes so whenever I get one of Gracie's pies that is influenced with Filipino flavors I'll save some to share with them. For the entire month of October Filipino American History Month Gracie did collaborations and pick ups at a number of Filipino owned businesses around town. A portion of proceeds for all sales in October are going to the National Alliance for Filipino Concerns. The pies were paired with Enroot Tea another Filipino owned business. I was able to pick up two of the five offerings. The pick ups I was able to get were the cassava langka at Musang and the Kalabasa pie at Archipelago. Both were delicious and ingredients I hadn't had before also loved the teas and can't wait to buy more. Each pairing also had stickers created specifically for each location pick up by artist @ninangnuni What I reallu loved was reading the stories behind the reason she selected each location. Can't wait to share the pics from Seattle Restaurant Weeks menu by Grayseas.

Fluffy Donuts - A Sweet Neighborhood Treat…read more 9823 15th Ave SW Seattle, WA 98106 (White Center) My first experience with Fluffy Donuts was back in July when I celebrated my 65th birthday. Since then, my grandbaby and I have made a little tradition of ordering treats through DoorDash every now and then -- just because. Today happened to be one of those days when I felt like having something sweet. Here's what I ordered: * Strawberry Croffle - $9.50 * Blueberry Cake Donut - $3.00 * Bacon, Egg & Cheese Croissant Sandwich - $12.50 I honestly don't know what my grandbaby ordered this time -- that's part of the fun when we do our little treat deliveries. The first thing I ate was the bacon, egg, and cheese croissant sandwich, and let me tell you... it was amazing. Warm, buttery, and satisfying. I was wiping my hands between bites and licking my fingers -- it was that good. Later, while I was working on one of my blog posts, I enjoyed the blueberry cake donut, which made for a perfect afternoon treat. Then later in the evening, while relaxing and listening to an audiobook, I saved the best for last -- the Strawberry Croffle. A croffle (croissant waffle) topped with fluffy cream, sliced strawberries, and powdered sugar. Sweet, soft, and absolutely delicious. I believe strongly in supporting small neighborhood businesses, especially the ones that bring a smile to both my face and my taste buds -- and Fluffy Donuts definitely does that. I highly recommend stopping by if you're in the White Center area, or ordering through DoorDash if you want a sweet treat delivered to your door. I know I'll be continuing to support them -- both in person and through delivery. 9 Flava Snaps -- Lady Flava LadyFlavaNews Review

The donuts are super soft and fluffy, and the sweetness is just right, not too much, just enough to…read moreenjoy. The shop itself is really cute, and the vibe feels cozy. Customer service was also friendly. Definitely a nice spot if you want a simple, good donut.